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I am teaching the TinyOS and nesC segments in the following courses at
Washington University in St. louis.
Introduces the issues, challenges, and methods for designing embedded computing systems.
Examples of embedded systems include mobile phones, game consoles, home appliances and
automobiles. Emphasis is given to aspects of design that are distinct to embedded systems.
The course examines software and system-level design issues such as power management,
program analysis, real-time operating systems, real-time scheduling and wireless sensors.
Students will perform a course project on real wireless sensors.
This is a senior level class. Credits: 3 units.
Wireless sensor networks are pervasive computing systems consisting of smart sensors
embedded in physical environments. Wireless sensor networks provide a basis for new
computing paradigms that challenges many classical approaches to distributed computing
and networking. Embedded operating systems, wireless network protocols, and approaches
to power management, real-time, and middleware services fundamentally change when
confronted with this new environment. Wireless sensor network is an exciting research
area with many promising applications. This course will study cutting-edge research
papers that deal with various aspects of wireless sensor networks.
Students will perform hands-on, system projects using motes (tiny devices consisting
of sensors, radios, and microprocessors).
This is a graduate level class. Credits: 3 units. Prerequisites: CSE 422S or equivalent
(operating systems) or under permission of instructor.